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http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign ... n-pictures

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https://ideas.lego.com/projects/61339

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I like that, but it doesn't really say "Mini" to me. If they were pitching that as a Trabant or a 1960s Skoda Octavia, then yes.

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Saw a Lego B-Wing in a toy shop the other day.
Thought about getting it for a mate who's wanted one for years, but 50 quid was just a bit too steep for me.

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Those dragons look great!

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Trevi Fountain
http://shop.lego.com/en-GB/Trevi-Founta ... chTrevi_EU

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Chocolate lego

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Official, mini-fig scale, Slave 1
2,000 pieces, 17"x14"x7" and available early next year, apparently.

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Without a licence, he'd be forced to melt them down...

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I thought Lego blocks were out of copyright?


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Steampunk Millennium Falcon

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A perfect storm of niche geek cultures right there.

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I thought Lego blocks were out of copyright?


They are, which is why the world and his uncle are able to make their own sets and claim compatibility. Lego can’t rely on the bricks alone now, which is why they license so much stuff to make sets out of.

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